David Grey Programs

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landing page help

Thought process

What kind of help do you need with the landing page?

What do you need help with?

Build one from scratch

What's the landing page for?

[No preference]

What format do you want?

[No preference]

Tell me a bit about what you're building — what's the product/service, who's it for, and what's the main thing you want visitors to do (sign up, buy, contact you, etc.)? Any vibe or style in mind?

I need to use Framer to create a landing page for ads and it needs to be kinda like a linktree as in it just has mimimum content and links out to individual product landing pages and I need gloabl users to be able to land successfully on it and I need a domain too - can you tell me if Framer is a good choice?

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Yes, Framer is a solid choice for your use case. Here's why it fits well:

What works in your favor:

Built specifically for marketing/landing pages — fast to build, looks great out of the box

Hosts on a global CDN automatically (all plans), so international visitors get fast load times

Custom domain is included on paid plans (starts at ~$10/month billed annually)

Page speed scores consistently 90+ on PageSpeed Insights, which matters for ad landing page quality scores

No-code, so you can iterate quickly

For a linktree-style page specifically, Framer is honestly overkill in a good way — you'll have plenty of power with the Basic plan ($10/mo). You won't need CMS collections or anything fancy.

One thing to consider: Framer's free plan publishes to a .framer.website subdomain — you'll need at least the Basic plan to connect your own domain. For ads, you definitely want a real domain anyway (better trust, better ad quality scores).

Domain: You can buy a domain through Framer directly, or use a registrar like Namecheap/Google Domains and point it to Framer — either works fine.

Bottom line: Framer + Basic plan + custom domain = perfectly set up for what you're describing. Fast globally, clean editor, low cost.

Want help designing the actual page in Framer, or picking a domain name?

Sources:

Framer Pricing

Framer Performance

Framer Review 2026 – Goodspeed Studio

Framer Pricing 2026 – No Code MBA

Yes for design, timeline is tight on this so needs all the help I can get the domain name will be davidgreyprograms.com

Thought process

Searched the web, used Claude in Chrome

I'll build a polished HTML design reference you can use to implement in Framer quickly. Let me create it now.

Used 4 tools, loaded tools, created a file

Here's the design — dark background, clean card links, with the Ultimate DGR Bundle highlighted in green as the featured/best-value option.

To build this in Framer fast:

New project → blank canvas, set page background to

#0d0d0d

Header: Add a circle frame (80px) with "DG" text in

#c8f135, then the name + tagline below

Link cards: Use a Stack component, add a Frame for each card —

#181818 bg, 14px radius, 1px border

#2a2a2a. Inside each: icon + text on left, arrow on right

Bundle card: Same structure, fill

#c8f135, text

#0d0d0d — this makes it pop as the CTA

Links: Set each card's link to the URLs above (right panel → Link)

Publish → connect davidgreyprograms.com in Site Settings → Custom Domain

For the domain, buy davidgreyprograms.com via Namecheap or Cloudflare Registrar (~$10–12/yr), then point the DNS to Framer as instructed in their custom domain flow.

Want me to tweak the colors, copy, or layout before you start building?

Davidgreyprograms landing

Code · HTML

these are the colours we use:

-Black

Blue

#088bff

White

Navy

and we need the pahe NOT to say rehab

Read a file, edited a file

Now fix the featured card text color and the icon tint, and strip "rehab" from all copy:

Edited 3 files

Now remove "rehab" from all copy:

Edited 2 files

can the typeface and style match as close as possible to this https://www.davidgreyrehab.com/pages/dgr-programs

Edited a file, read a file

Updated — now black background, navy cards,

#088bff blue as the featured accent, white text, and no "rehab" anywhere in the copy.

On the typeface — I can't load that page directly right now. Can you tell me (or check in your browser's inspector): what font does the site use? It'll be listed under the CSS font-family. If you're not sure, just describe what it looks like (serif, sans-serif, bold/condensed, etc.) and I'll match it.

Davidgreyprograms landing

Code · HTML

Uploaded image

Thought process

Got it — bold uppercase condensed headings, black background, clean and athletic. I'll match the font style (Barlow Condensed for the big title, Barlow for the rest) and tighten up the overall look.

Edited 5 files

Also update the tagline text to match the "Everything you wished..." style from the site:

Edited a file, read a file

Updated — now using Barlow Condensed for the title and card names (bold, uppercase, tight tracking, just like your site), Barlow for body text, and the tagline "Everything you wished your physio knew" pulled straight from your programs page.

Open the HTML file in a browser to preview it. What do you think — anything to tweak before you start building it in Framer?

Davidgreyprograms landing

Code · HTML

Remove the DG in the bubble at the top

Add a direction to choose the program you want to learn more about below

remove the everyhting you wish your physio knew bit

make the navy less prominant on the page - can hover state colour be m ore on brand?

Read a file

All 4 changes in one go:

Edited 2 files

Now remove the avatar bubble, the tagline, and add the direction text:

Edited a file

Also remove the now-unused avatar CSS to keep it clean:

Edited a file, read a file

Done — bubble gone, tagline gone, direction text added, cards are now near-black (barely any navy), and hover state lights up the border in

#088bff. Open it in your browser to check — what else needs tweaking?

Davidgreyprograms landing

Code · HTML

Uploaded image

Text changes in Chrome? looks liek this? Why?

Thought process

That's actually looking great! The question about "text changes in Chrome" — a few things to note:

The all-caps on card titles is intentional — I applied text-transform: uppercase to match your site's bold condensed style. If you'd prefer mixed case (e.g. "The Knee Program" instead of "THE KNEE PROGRAM"), I can switch that off easily.

The emoji icons render differently per OS/browser — Chrome on Mac shows them as colour emoji. If you want something more consistent and on-brand (e.g. a simple line icon or a small coloured dot), I can replace them.

Otherwise this is exactly what it should look like. The layout, fonts, and colours are all rendering correctly.

Do you want me to:

No worries! Can you describe what looks off about the heading — is it the size, the font style, the blue/white split, or the all-caps? That'll help me fix it precisely rather than guessing.

(Note: if you previewed the file before an internet connection was available, Google Fonts may not have loaded and it would've shown in a plain system font — Chrome with a connection will show the correct Barlow Condensed.)

It's off cnetre and the headng text is not the same font and looks fuzzy?

Thought process

Two separate fixes — font smoothing for the fuzziness, and I'll make centering bulletproof:

Edited 5 files, read 2 files

Updated — font smoothing added (fixes fuzziness), centering locked down with explicit margin: 0 auto and text-align: center throughout.

One thing worth knowing: the fuzziness could also be caused by Chrome scaling if your display is set to a non-100% zoom. Try Cmd+0 in Chrome to reset zoom to 100% and see if that helps. How does it look now?

Davidgreyprograms landing

Code · HTML

okay can I have the HTML ofr framer

Thought process

You already have it — it's the file card above. Here's exactly how to use it in Framer:

Option A — Use as a visual reference (recommended for Framer)

Open the HTML file in Chrome as your design guide, then recreate it in Framer using their drag-and-drop tools. This gives you proper Framer animations and CMS later.

Option B — Embed the full HTML directly

In Framer, create a new page

Add an Embed component (Insert → Embed)

Paste the full HTML contents in

Set the embed to full width/height

Option C — Paste into Custom Code

In Framer Site Settings → Custom Code → paste into the Body section. This works for a single-page site like yours.

Option C is the fastest given your tight timeline — you'd have it live in under an hour. Want me to strip the HTML down to just the body content (no <html>, <head> tags) so it's ready to paste straight into Framer's custom code field?

yes

Read 2 files, created a file

Looks like your message came through empty — did you mean to send something?

Davidgreyprograms framer

Code · HTML

yes

Thought process

What were you trying to send? Happy to help!

can you remove the emojis and the subheadings/descriptions for each

Read a file

except keep it for ultimate nbundle

that's helpful

Edited a file

Adding the description back for the bundle only:

Edited a file, read a file

Done — clean program names only on all cards, bundle keeps "Best value · All programs included". Ready to paste into Framer!

Davidgreyprograms framer

Code · HTML

can I do all the steps to create that you showed me on a free trial? bc i cna't see it

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Short answer: Almost — but not quite fully.

On Framer's free plan you can:

Create the page and paste in the custom code

Preview and test it live on a .framer.website URL

See exactly how it'll look

You can't on the free plan:

Connect your custom domain (davidgreyprograms.com) — that needs the Basic plan at $10/month (billed annually)

Remove the "Made with Framer" badge

So free trial is perfect for getting it built and tested, then you'd just pay the $10 to go live with your domain.

Here are the steps (simpler than what I wrote before):

Go to framer.com and sign up free

Click New Project → Blank

Click the page canvas to select it, set background to black in the right panel

In the top menu: Site Settings (gear icon) → Custom Code → End of <body> tag

Open the Framer file I gave you, select all (Cmd+A), copy

Paste it into that code box → click Save

Click Publish — your page is live on a .framer.website URL instantly

When ready: upgrade to Basic, go to Site Settings → Domain, add davidgreyprograms.com

That's it. Steps 1–7 are completely free.

Sources:

Framer Free Plan 2026

Framer Free Plan Limitations

can you send the framer file again

Read a file

There you go!

Davidgreyprograms framer

Code · HTML

how do I copy it from the browser and get the actual HTML code tp paste

Thought process

When you open the file in a browser you see the rendered page, not the code. To get the raw code:

Option 1 — Right-click the file (easiest)

Don't open it in Chrome. Instead, right-click the file → Open With → TextEdit (or any text editor). Select all (Cmd+A), copy, paste into Framer.

Option 2 — View source in Chrome

If it's already open in Chrome: press Cmd+U — this opens the raw HTML in a new tab. Then Cmd+A to select all, Cmd+C to copy.

Option 3 — Open with TextEdit directly

Find the file in your outputs folder → right-click → Open With → TextEdit → Cmd+A → Cmd+C.

Option 1 or 3 is the quickest.

option ones just give me this:

DAVID GREY PROGRAMS

CHOOSE THE PROGRAM YOU WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT

[THE KNEE PROGRAM](https://www.davidgreyrehab.com/courses/kneeprogram)

[THE HIP PROGRAM](https://www.davidgreyrehab.com/courses/hip-program)

[FOOT, ANKLE & ACHILLES PROGRAM](https://www.davidgreyrehab.com/courses/foot-achilles-rehab)

[LOWER BODY BASICS](https://www.davidgreyrehab.com/courses/lower-body-basics)

[UPPER BODY BASICS](https://www.davidgreyrehab.com/courses/upper-body-basics)

[THE ULTIMATE DGR BUNDLE](https://www.davidgreyrehab.com/bundles/the-ultimate-dgr-bundle)

[Best value Â· All programs included](https://www.davidgreyrehab.com/bundles/the-ultimate-dgr-bundle)

[View all programs](https://www.davidgreyrehab.com/pages/dgr-programs)

That's TextEdit rendering it as rich text. Fix it in one step:

In TextEdit, go to Format (top menu) → Make Plain Text — then all the raw HTML code will appear. Select all (Cmd+A), copy, paste into Framer.

that gives this:

DAVID GREY PROGRAMS

CHOOSE THE PROGRAM YOU WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT

THE KNEE PROGRAM

THE HIP PROGRAM

FOOT, ANKLE & ACHILLES PROGRAM

LOWER BODY BASICS

UPPER BODY BASICS

THE ULTIMATE DGR BUNDLE

Best value Â· All programs included

View all programs

Thought process

TextEdit won't work for this. Use Chrome instead — it's simpler:

Open the file in Chrome (double-click it)

Press Cmd+U — a new tab opens with all the raw HTML code

Press Cmd+A to select all, then Cmd+C to copy

Paste into Framer

got feedabck - sorry, can we:

remove lowe and upper body basics

add "shop all programs" as a buttong like the others

Read 2 files, edited a file, found files

TextEdit overwrote the file when you used "Make Plain Text". I'll recreate it now with the Lower/Upper Body removed and "Shop All Programs" added as a card.

Created a file, read a file

Done — Lower Body Basics and Upper Body Basics removed, "Shop All Programs" added as a card at the bottom. The page now has 5 cards: Knee, Hip, Foot/Ankle/Achilles, Ultimate Bundle, Shop All.

To copy the code this time: open it in Chrome → Cmd+U → Cmd+A → Cmd+C.

Davidgreyprograms framer

Code · HTML

this isn't working To copy the code this time: open it in Chrome → Cmd+U → Cmd+A → Cmd+C.

Thought process

thanks

Easiest fix — here's the full code, just copy it directly from here:

html

<style>

*, *::before, *::after { box-sizing: border-box; margin: 0; padding: 0; }

:root {

--bg: #000000;

--surface: #111116;

--surface-hover: rgba(8, 139, 255, 0.08);

--border: #1e1e28;

--accent: #088bff;

--accent-dark: #0670cc;

--text-primary: #ffffff;

--text-secondary: #7a9cc8;

--radius: 14px;

}

html, body {

background: var(--bg) !important;

-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;

-moz-osx-font-smoothing: grayscale;

text-rendering: optimizeLegibility;

}

.dgr-wrap {

font-family: 'Barlow', system-ui, sans-serif;

background: var(--bg);

color: var(--text-primary);

min-height: 100vh;

display: flex;

align-items: flex-start;

justify-content: center;

padding: 48px 16px 80px;

}

.dgr-container {

width: 100%;

max-width: 520px;

margin: 0 auto;

display: flex;

flex-direction: column;

align-items: center;

}

.dgr-header {

width: 100%;

text-align: center;

margin-bottom: 40px;

}

.dgr-header h1 {

font-family: 'Barlow Condensed', sans-serif;

font-size: 42px;

font-weight: 800;

letter-spacing: 3px;

text-transform: uppercase;

line-height: 1.05;

color: var(--text-primary);

text-align: center;

}

.dgr-header h1 span { color: var(--accent); }

.dgr-label {

font-family: 'Barlow Condensed', sans-serif;

font-size: 12px;

font-weight: 700;

text-transform: uppercase;

letter-spacing: 2.5px;

color: var(--text-secondary);

width: 100%;

margin-bottom: 10px;

}

.dgr-links {

display: flex;

flex-direction: column;

gap: 10px;

width: 100%;

}

.dgr-card {

display: flex;

align-items: center;

justify-content: space-between;

padding: 18px 20px;

background: var(--surface);

border: 1px solid var(--border);

border-radius: var(--radius);

text-decoration: none;

color: var(--text-primary);

transition: background 0.15s ease, border-color 0.15s ease, transform 0.12s ease;

}

.dgr-card:hover {

background: var(--surface-hover);

border-color: var(--accent);

transform: translateY(-1px);

}

.dgr-card:active { transform: translateY(0); }

.dgr-card.featured {

background: var(--accent);

border-color: var(--accent);

color: #ffffff;

}

.dgr-card.featured:hover {

background: var(--accent-dark);

border-color: var(--accent-dark);

}

.dgr-card.featured .dgr-meta { color: rgba(255,255,255,0.75); }

.dgr-card.featured .dgr-arrow { color: #ffffff; opacity: 0.8; }

.dgr-content {

display: flex;

flex-direction: column;

gap: 2px;

}

.dgr-name {

font-family: 'Barlow Condensed', sans-serif;

font-size: 18px;

font-weight: 700;

letter-spacing: 0.5px;

text-transform: uppercase;

line-height: 1.2;

}

.dgr-meta {

font-size: 12px;

color: var(--text-secondary);

font-weight: 400;

}

.dgr-arrow {

color: var(--text-secondary);

flex-shrink: 0;

transition: transform 0.15s ease;

}

.dgr-card:hover .dgr-arrow { transform: translateX(2px); }

.dgr-footer {

margin-top: 48px;

font-size: 12px;

color: #444;

text-align: center;

font-family: 'Barlow', sans-serif;

}

.dgr-footer a { color: #555; text-decoration: none; }

.dgr-footer a:hover { color: var(--text-secondary); }

@media (max-width: 480px) {

.dgr-wrap { padding: 36px 12px 60px; }

.dgr-header { margin-bottom: 32px; }

}

</style>

<h1>David Grey <span>Programs</span></h1>

</div>

<div class="dgr-label">Choose the program you want to learn more about</div>

<span class="dgr-name">The Knee Program</span>

</svg>

</a>

<span class="dgr-name">The Hip Program</span>

</svg>

</a>

<span class="dgr-name">Foot, Ankle & Achilles Program</span>

</svg>

</a>

<span class="dgr-name">The Ultimate DGR Bundle</span>

<span class="dgr-meta">Best value · All programs included</span>

</div>

</svg>

</a>

<span class="dgr-name">Shop All Programs</span>

</svg>

</a>

</div>

<a href="https://www.davidgreyrehab.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">davidgreyrehab.com</a>

</div>

Click inside the code block, Cmd+A to select all, Cmd+C to copy, then paste straight into Framer.

okay now it's made as a cusotm code block - what next in framer

Thought process

Good progress! A couple of things to check before publishing:

1. Clear the page canvas

The custom code gets injected into the page, but Framer may have added default content on the canvas (like a text box or frame). Go back to the canvas, click any default elements and delete them so the page is blank — otherwise they'll show up above your custom code.

2. Preview it

Hit the Preview button (play icon, top right) to check it looks right before publishing.

3. Publish

Click Publish (top right) → Publish to Framer — your page goes live on a .framer.website URL instantly.

That's it! Send me the preview link if you want me to check it looks good.

I sound like an idiot but I really don't know how to use framer - I can't find a way to add the custom code I created into the prpoject

You don't sound like an idiot at all — Framer's interface is not obvious. Here's exactly where it is:

Look for the gear icon (⚙️) in the top-right corner of Framer — click it to open Site Settings

In the left menu click General or scroll to find Custom Code

You'll see two boxes — paste your code into the one labelled End of <body> tag

Click Save

If you can't see a gear icon, try clicking on the canvas (blank area) first to deselect anything, then look top-right.

Alternatively — can you share a screenshot of what you're seeing in Framer? That'll let me point you to exactly the right spot.

I'm seeing this on the main page and i'VE DONE THIS BIT Look for the gear icon (⚙️) in the top-right corner of Framer — click it to open Site Settings

In the left menu click General or scroll to find Custom Code

You'll see two boxes — paste your code into the one labelled End of <body> tag

but how do I preview it in framer and see the elemnts etc

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Thought process

You won't see the custom code in the canvas editor — it only appears when you preview or publish. That's normal.

To preview:

Make sure you're back on the main canvas (close Site Settings)

Look for a Play button (▶) in the top right — click it

It opens a live preview in your browser where you'll see your actual page with the code applied

If the preview shows a blank white page or Framer default content on top, it means there's something on the canvas — click it and hit Delete, then preview again.

Can you see the play/preview button in the top right?

preview page is blacnk

Thought process

I can see the issue — there's a small black "Desktop" frame sitting on the canvas which is blocking things. Click on it and press Delete to remove it, then try the preview again (▶ button top right).

The canvas should be completely empty before you preview — the custom code handles everything.

dlete is greyed out on that black desktop square

Thought process

That frame can't be deleted — it's Framer's root page frame. No problem, different approach:

Instead of the Site Settings route, let's use an Embed component directly on the canvas:

Click the + button in the top toolbar (Insert)

Search for "Embed" and click it to add it to the canvas

Resize the Embed to fill the entire black Desktop frame (drag the corners)

Double-click the Embed → paste your code in there

This is actually the better way to do it. Can you find the + Insert button in the top left toolbar?

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